Far more exciting than the mp3 is this...

@topsully: Haha, you've just outed yourself as having no actual knowledge of their repertoire.

@cybershrike: You're pretty much alone. Way, way more than a "few decent tracks".

This is great. Having never heard a single Beatles song in any format, nor owned any album on vinyl, tape CD, mp3, or FLAC, the collective human experience will be changed forever.

@KillerBee: My god, those towers were HUGE. At yet, somehow they had so little usable space inside. Sort of like an American car from the 70s.

@Tycho: I suggest you check again. Film stock varies widely in its resolution, and hence, resolution.

How come everything in Russia always looks so dangerous and diabolical? I mean, just LOOK at the code on that screen. Straight out of a missile launch sequence or something.

@meatbag_pussrocket: Which gets me thinking...Back to the Future is one THE whitest movies of all time (both in content and in target demographic). All of its black characters are "token" one-dimensional period African-Americans.

I'm surprised no one has pointed out this bizarre comparison to the rather mannish girl in the video...

@2 replies: Where did you get the idea that he won the black pickup truck?

@samuriwerewolf: It's okay. Not everyone is meant to live as a functioning and respectable member of the human species.

@MarcusMaximus: The iPad will not cost $500 by Xmas. Just wait and see.

@jblues: Yeah, as Irving said, why no iPad?

@B_Ren: ...you have a much better device in your hands - one that actually fulfills its purpose as an e-reader.

@rathat: And by nighttime, it's a painful experience. LCD is the bane of our existence, and someday our kids will wonder why we put our eyes through all of this unnecessary strain...

@Batmanuel: +1. No, wait. +1000.

@Squalor: Actually, yes. The neXT web terminal was one of Steve Jobs' pet projects during his hiatus from Apple Computer. So, in a way, it belongs in the lineage of Apple.

@Arggh! there goes a...snake a snake!: I am so glad that the Oregon Trail was a formative part of my childhood. EVERY computer lab had one.

@Calrekabooki: That's what she said.